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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08
MAD As A MARCH HARE.

While in q state Of mental alteration
yesterday, the so called editor OF the Intel
Hgencer penned one of those remarkable
articles of his, opposing tooth and
nail" the proposition for a postal telegraph,
which, indeed, has been agitated mainly
by a leading SenatOr-CULLOM-Of his
W party that is of the IateligeReer's
party; we believe the young gentleman,
when he was in ''nO-man's-land" was a
Democrat. Now, just listen to this:
Mr.. Garrett protests that he was swim
died out of the Baltimore and Ohio system,
but whether this is true or not is not a
matter of moment to the public. 1t Is
whether the public is TO be the next VIC
tim OF the anaconda that swallowed him,
that is the pretext for the Government
prOtectorate that is now advocated by q
number Of newspapers and a number
of Congressman, II Jay Gould did not
own a share of telegraphic stock 10 the
world, land be il the red rag in this bust
ness and If the Western UnIOn Company
has not a drop of water in its drOpsiCal
corporation, and if the government could
acquire all the wires now in existence in
this country at their actual cost, still
would it be a startling and alarming pro-
position to put them into the hands of the
Government. Some people reason that
because the Government carries the mails
it should also do the telegraph business. 1t
was a necessary evil early in the history Of
the Government that it should furnish the
people a means of communication. 1t Is
still a necessary evil.
Is it indeed? Well, this isa free coun-
try, and if the editor Of the hteligeRcer
does not want to patrOnize the Govern
ment p~OStOfice he is free to send his
letters by express, and pay the difference.
The question is" says he, whether
the public is to be the next victim of the
anaconda that swallowed him, GAR
RETT)." Does not the editor of the HatsHi-
geRcsr know that JAY GOULD is robbing
the people like a very brigand IN raising
B. go. tolls all around, in some instances
400 per cent? Are not the public already
in the anaconda's coils?
The fact is our little neighbOr is densely
ignorant of the whole matter. He CON-
POUNDS q postal telegraph" with a gov
eminent telegraph" Thetwo are totally
diSsimilar. We're the Government t.
build postal telegraph lines, to be operated
by the PostOhice Department, it would no
control all the telegraph lines in the eOun'
try, nor any line that is now in existence
1t undoubtedly would, however, cOntro,
the price of sending messages and effect,
ually stop JAY GOULD's 400 per cent. bus
iness, putting the rates down toa mini,
mum. This is what the people want, De,
mand.
The HateHigeReer's civil service driyel in
this connection is the rankest nonsense. Il
the Government mail service used for the
advantage of the panty in power Are
NOT Republicans served Just 80 courteOusly
and well as Democrats? BAH 1t is moi
worth talking about.
The editor OF the hteligeResr says dep
recatingly, that JAY GOULD is the red rag
in the whole affair.
Probably. And why not? Does not
the hteligsneer think that JAY GOULD
would buy and sell the American people
If be could to add a few more millions to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

FORAKER believes IN raising the tax ON
land. So does HENRY GEORGE. FOR-
AKER believes this because he thinks the
farmers will stand it without much com-
plant and he must make up that def
cheney some way. GEORGE believes it
from principle because he il an ayowed
Socialist. Of the two GEORGE is the more
honest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08
VIEWS
On the state Executive Committeeman
From This District-Miller should Re

On the state Executive Committeeman
From This District-Miller should Re-
sign.
To he Editor Of the Register.
WHEELING, November by the REG
IsTER I notice that Mr.. Joseph S. Miller
rather takes exception to an editorial
which appeared in your paper some little
time ago, in which he was asked to resign
as amember of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee from this the First District.
Why should be take umhrage? lie Is not
a citizen of this city or district. he went
to Cabell county at the last election TO
cast his vote, and it seems TO me If ne had
the proper conception Of his duty he would
step down and out and vacate the place to
allow it to be filled by q citizen and q
Democrat. Again your readers would be
much edited to see a letter from any gen.
tlemen in this district, urging him not TO
resign. There are any number OF citizens
who are entirely competent to I'LL this
position without having it filed bya nom
resident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

W. d. HOwELIs has sigued a petition to
Gov. OGLEsBY for the pardon OF the An
archists and in a recent letter TO the Gov
ernor he inquiries ~anxiOusly rs there any
hope of clemency: Is there anything more
to be done? l feel deeply in this matter.
Has Realism driven HOwELLs mad?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

Do THE people Of Ohio believe that JEFF
DAVIS is mastering his cohorts for another
war; Is there any mar Of sense who can
answer to his conscience for encouraging
this bloody shirt id!ocy?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

IF ONE FORAKER administration leaves
Ohio half a million in debt, how many
FORAKER administrations will 1t take 10
make property owners sell out a loss and
leave the State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

THE question to be settled in New York
to-day that is OF national interest Is which
of the two great parties will suffer the
more from the attacksor tie GEORGE party
and the ProhibitiOnists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

If FORAKER is elected in Ohio to-day
it will simply show that all a politician
desiring CHice over there has to do IS to
stir up sectional prejudice that ought to
be dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette is the
champion wayer of the bloody shirt
Tonight it will probably see its folly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

THE Cincinnati Enquirer thinks the
ELECTION in Virginia and West Virginia
to-day will be close. 1t Is unkind OF the
Eaguirer to draw West Virginia into it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08
SsIt.
HOR SALE.
DOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

House ani lot No. 2I% Market street. Wheel
ing formerly u. NJ. offs residence J. An c'
CANT improved farm III 100 arTcs the bon plar'J.
adjoining Crcsap's Grove, Marshall 60, " Va.
30Xl32 feet on Market street, near Iron Bridge.
Wheeling OCCUPIED on ground rent 10y RiDf :
livery stAblel. For prices and terms %Ht'irts
HAIRY Caldwell.
Chamber nf Commerce Building, II. Paul. Aian.
ostySb
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BREAK the machine" shouts the New
York UOrld. All right, PULITZER, stand
from under.
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JOHN v. MITCHELL. CLERK.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object of this suit Is to obtain a divorce a
measd q hOrO by the plaintiff from the defend
ant, and the care and cantrOl Of their minor hill
dren. And il appearing from an affidavit filed
in this causs at these Rules, that the said Au-
gust Tucker is not Il resident of this State, on the
motion OF complainal I, by her solicitor this or.
der OF publication is entered against him, and It
Is ordered thai The said defendant, August Luck.
er, do appear within one month after the date
of the first publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary " protect his interests: il Is
further ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said court,
at the Court House Of said county, this 7h day of
october, 1857.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time November s, 1881.
Attest: JOHN W MITCHELL. Clerk
ROBERT WHITE, Solicitor for Complainant
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BELMONT county Democrats should vote
their ticket straight from top to bottom.
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SALE.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust ms1s by AninV
V. Vees and Mary Wees. his vii, a. mc ~ tB'
tee. dated March ~. 1884, and recorded 10 TIE
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of ono
county. w. Va, in Deed n TnI't BOOK =" y,
page G6, I will Sell at public auction. Oh
Wednesday. November II, issT.
commencing nj ~ O'Clock & IN. al ID" front d'"'
Of the Court House OF Eaid county. In Tho ril Z"
Wheeling. the following described property
The north one third Of Lot Numbered 0nc hup
dred aud twenty two UZg. sitnabd 0n ID" ~
dde u Market street IL ChapliDeG POD : sbh
ton N the city Of Wheeling.
Title believed TO be good, but selling - 10.
tee shall convey only such title ~ IL '''s'' I'D
me.
Terms OF SALE-One third. or ~ much nGe
~ the purchaser may elect, cash In bsnf Jb W"
day OF sale, and any residue IN two eqnG! ln'ua
ments payable la one and luO year irCn 1bs
day ri sale, with interest from that day. WIN ID
suraBce upon the tuilding Ia the satl'falt"H"
the trustee. DANIEL hlGHIIHgALk,
Juu.s
C.. A. RcHGEvEE A. Co. Agents. OF.
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FoRAKER's defeat will put an end to the
bloody shirt business for ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

The New York World has gotten to be
very dirty sheet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

THERE are few farmers who will vote
for FORAKER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT or The CIT
J. OF wheeling. West Virginia
Clara QuinlGu with BenJSmin qninlAn' hah'
hand,
Josephine weitzeI and John weiiEeI. hsrtss
band. Martha simpson an4 Frank .inp~"'
her husband, and Agne Flanagan.
IN PARTITION. ~ CHAhGIkf.
By virtue of a decree entered In the sbnrs
cause on the 18th day Of OCTOBER, j." ne ~
de- sgned speeiai commissioner will sri!' ldpsD
lie suction, al the front door Of the Coat hgs.,
Of Ohio county, wet Virginia, 70 the hN"o'
bidder. O
Saturday. the 2sth Day Of SoS~ms''.
4. ID. 1857.
at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following vslusbe -
et'Atn, To Wit: The west yan ~ DH 30. T."
John McLJIre's addition ~ the Z, ity al "herLa1;
West Virginia, situate Oh Coal formerly hs.E5I
street, footing % feet on saif street ana IT,
ing east~ srdly 20 feet more or lt,. w
side 81 a stone wall, and the vet toOb1Al.
the east portion u the lot 'onyeJei ~ J,syv
De Has and Elizabeth, his wife, u ou' ssnps
". Miller the night and privilege OF nxLh -
Ing . boa running und' rnesib tn9
west pc ton Of Asid lot, sof the Use ana 80 -
OF the east PORTION Of the said Silef o. 80
reserved 10 the paid lie Has and sS 49,
said property IL q IsostOry Briek buib1lngoD =
tzinipg sI 70 rs. This ia The sane pYerv
heretofo. g eopyeye' 10 The late atlisn il.a.-
gan, Of the City Of wheeling, by FrnaE psn
and Elizabeth. bis wifi, by deed dstef ibs -
dsy,ef July. 1850. recorded IN the odee "ss
Clerk Of the County Coun OF Ohio cooay' W.
vixinia, In Deed Book No. 80. On page
TERxs OF sALE--one ihird OF III. purotn,se
money ia ca,h, onethird Ia ak months, n.t ~
remaining third in Twelve mouths rom .hs
Of sale, tse taid deferred in,falIae2u y
ing interest from ths day 81 ~ ,ss
the nate Of aI pr cent pei ssnsn; .ssurfJ
k,r chem. The rurchuer. iu addition 70 ne 10
payment, may make asiarge o essh ynenis m
desire. Tine title viii b. retained ur'ps
YUGksE HANK
Special Commissioner
JoRs o. PKsDLrroS. Atiorssy.
J. CnANnKas HKxvKy, Aucttoncef.
hereby certify that Eugene Hanke. - 100
named Special Commissioner, has gwen -
with seeurity - required By the sbovs 49, a
isST c. ID. THOMPSON,
Clerk Al Municipal Court Of Mhsslne
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPUSITIONS
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West vfr.
ginis:
Len. tucker In c%A.nos-y.
August Tucker.
In ChRncev.
vs.
August Tucker.

Take notice hat the dispositions OF Nicholas
Straue, Lena Lueker and others will be taken
at the once OF Robert White, No. l425 Chapline
street, in the city of Wheeling, in the State of
West Virginia, on the 18th day of December. A.
and O'Clock p. m, TO be read in evidence in
the above named eanse on behalf Of said Lena
Tucker. And il, from any cause, the taking of
the said dispositions shall not be commenced. or
being commenced, shall not be completed on
that day, the taking ofthe same will be Adjourned
from time to time until the same shall be com
pleted. LENA TUCKER,
BY Robert White, her Counsel
To August LUcKER. nosoayt
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IoHs o. prsptr,os. Ationesy.

AA.AuorfH go DoARn ~ Snses
6Ik Yoang Hes o. ka1ieS
w cseIius q, REitXdsphiA ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08
vs. In Chancery.
At,r,,gf Z t,pEnr
SUMMONS

VI
The STATE Of Wcst Virginia: tn the Sheriff Of ohio
County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon August
Tucker, if he be found in your bailiWick, TO
of Ohio county at Rules to be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in November. 1857, TO
answer a bill in Chanccry exhibited against him
in the said Court, by Lena Lucktr, and have
then there this writ. Witness John ". Mitchell,
Clerk of our said Court, at the Court House OF
said county, in the City Of Wheeling, the Sth day
Of October, 1857, and in the twenty.ffth year of
the State OF West Virginia.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

Use Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs
Colds and all other Throat Troubles.-"Pre-emi-
nently the best. Rec. Henry Ward BeecheT.
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trsal autites.
Notice TO Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT 4. THOMP.
L son, deceased. In pursuance Of q decree Of
the Circuit Court NJ Ohio County, West Virginia,
made In a cause therein pending " subject the
real estate OF the saia Robert +. Thompson, TO the
payment Of his debts, you are required " pre-
Robert Il. Thompson, for adjudication 70 Joseph
K. Panil, commissioner, at his Office, at No. lZO
Chapline street, in the City OF Wheeling, In said
County, on or before Wednesday, the 23 q day OF
November, 1887.
witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
this sth day Of October, 1857.
JONI ". MITCHELL,
OclOOaWV Clerk
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TOR SALE.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
> s.. In the Circuit Court of Ohio county, WIS
Virginia November Rules, 1857.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer thus gives de
tails of the late votes in Ohio:
AT the Presidential election in 1884
Ohio cast y vote which was at that time
H.. xooord tba total
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-08

TN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT or THE CITY
J. OF wheeling. West Virginia
Clara QuinlAu with BenJSmin QuinlAn, hahP
hand,
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asr advertisements.

uTANTEp POSITION AS ORDER, IN
w voice, Bill, shipping or Entry Clerk; Ad-
dress or, " this ONCE. noodqer
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Mr.. Marshall SurraJt is in Colorado
CITY.
Mr.J. Il. Horn, of Crawford, is in
the city.
MIR John Castle is still confined to
ais room by sickness.
Senator G.. ". G,a,ocock of George.
toWu wa- in the city Yesterday. lie
WA locstc here in july permanently
aud enter the read estate. insurance
and investment business.
DR.. j. :. Curtis, TIE specialist. has
decided to locate ermanrntiy here
doing practice for MI who come lie
ha, nad patients from New Mexico
since hi- vtay. lie viii be one of
Waco's institutions.
Mrs. sam sanger and four children
Mis- Emma Beer, Nil. W. VI Eng-
land, Miss Matte Ragland mud Mrs.
rc'cphus Johnson, all leave for Cah-
tOrnia this morning II is d health
and pleasure seeking party, and viii
remain away durine tine heated term.
At the New McClcilAud;-A Aking,
ohio; j b kmnard, New Orleans; j
l. Laprclle, Geo /ell St L)ui-; VIM
Watson, kontncky Z w White, ID II
Hardy, City Dr Pellet, Texas; w f
Walker. j + Watson, Bolton. - W
Love. Nill-bsro: j - Ray, Waco,
rhos. f James, st Louis; + w Berger
McCregor; j O Perry Na.;J II Norris
y y; w f llery, New Horace, Conn;
w w LeCampt, y ~ Geo & kcIlam,
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street AMI the narrowncss of the
creek to the bridge. Moved to sub
stitute b, making it forty instead
of ,eventv. Alderman Caruihers
favored such n bridge when it would
cost only SLID Alderman smith
thought two bridges forty feet wide
could Ge butt, for That amount Al
dcrman McCulloch favored making
Improvement, that will lu>t:a few
hundred dollar, added TO forty foot
bridge would buiIda ~cveutY-tive foot
one lie favored making ~ few i'm
provcments and making them right.
Alderman Fluurnoy favored a wide
bridge on the ground of permancncy
and convenience. Moved that the
substitute be laid on table. Ayes aud
nay, called and carried. Moved that
it DC amended to include bids for n
bridge on 6th street full width OF
street Original motion carried,
Finance committee reported The
following bills which were allowed
lake Wig-in, 30
Day L Hh.i-iiu. g.. ..... -l
da- Company ..... ...... 3.
X. ID. Compton ..... l' H..
Bort Moore ....
Tom Compo
BIN NJ Costs ...... 't
A Br.', ............ 81
Under unfinished bushes May %
Stur-i- explained that the lnman
company had said thai they are about
30 sell the bonds and those who buy
them will g. OH the bond am it vii
be gilt cpge. Committee grantee
further time.
Adverse report TO the erection o
two additional electric towers. Adop
ted.
City Attorney reported OH Mulbcrl
avenue that Geo, ". Jackson ms 1T
title to it and the title is probably il
the city by dedication by Mr.. Cham
berlin.
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BULLS 'SAHSAPARlLEA.
THE LIVER

Secretes the tile and acts Ike a fitc- 70
cleanse impurities Of the tioo5 b. ~
regularity in IT'S action or suspensions
OF ITS functions. the Bile poiso7s the b'ooG
causing jdUrdice. sdHoW complexion. weak
eyes. bilious didrrbpd a iapg0id wedry
feeling. and many other distressing syDlo-
toms generally termed hvor troubles These
are relieved at once BY the use Of BULL S
SARSAPARILLA the great blood RESIDENT
pW iouS Bvtl-t have boon for number u
years severely afflicted IS 900 AirtcurIal hcslnrNr
Aui 'iull. hraV, vain 900 my liver. lhr'r BOTTLES
.u' nuns SNReNrAWtlh gave ne more relief
than all toe others rowh.utd
4. ~. OWENS. Louisville, Ky.
nu JouS prtr-l have examined The pre-
serVtIUn fIr tIC ptppArntlU uDt lR. JuuS Rrtt e
~Nt,ArARItLA. md believe thc combination To-
hc au excellent our. nud wrll calculated tu pro.
duce an alternative impression uu the ststDm :
have used 70 both tn public AMI private practice,
and think y tie hest nruriCuf ~IrSnrart.la iu USE
81. INI.t~. " o.. Louisville. Ky.
llvs Phys. as Lou, Marine Hosp.
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rIIE INIotE CIRCLE.
Thcy GiNca Delightful Entertainment
In the chapel at waco Fcmnlc
lnlIAnN.

., viz 49,
The uiuup Circle COmpl-pd of
JCNlsh lAGles and gentlemen, gave uu
,,,,,rt,t,,,...-.. 49, IT,
V"'N' '"'"lhCHV iaHN c"'ullG ~ N"N"
Female cnllpyn assistpI hv Mr. Mar
60 "77 '''' -! '''' -'"'
llu 'clIliu, WHO IL HOW hillo~t
Indispensable TO "a successful amateur
~ ,,, ,,,r,.,,r a.,
Waco \tn-t,r Sv1,,,,. In. ,.,.,i,
tion. warn .r,,.;,,t ,,.t,t, ,,r,otn,,,J,u
sirsu, o,,,,t., .,,,t.,, -, ,,.,',
- 80 ''' "t : 'HN uuNiN''l| VHNOlc " ~
wen ad ana sprung spoutHur-
OuslN from tho LnurtS of tho uuli.nrn
m, NJ! ~ - ~ w ""''' Wv -
Inv iVioNluN was lnt
PROGRAMME
Overture Orchestra
l. lueruuu.u ~olo "scmt5auidc
N", Nctue solomon.
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WACO Lit.i,r INTN>TItI
Eheir DriiI ou til" PlnHn Yesterday
Afternoon " itncsscd by - Lur=c
Number of Ladies and
Gentlemen.

a large crowd composcdprincipally
of ladie>. n embed by Is o'clock Yes
tcrday afternoon to witno-- the drill
by Waco's Light Infantry.
~ the, marched down the avenue
every one remarked on the -teady
step ana firm tread of the boys
They were received with cheers aad
clappiIg of hands ~ they came along.
The Light niautry have made rapid
Improvement in both their field cvo-
lutions aud manual Their wheels
were most excellent the only defect
being in some men near the left al
loving them-cIvt- to be two much
crowded.
The strong poiat ofthc company was
their firing, especially the lire by lie,
which they 90 through with II regu-
larlty and precision that would do
Creditto companies that have already
won lHurcis on competitive fields,
Capt. Baker put hi command
through unumbcr OF fancy move.
nl1nts all OF which showed thorough
training and accuracy of execution.
Taken a. ~ whole the drill was very
fine and reflects Great credit upon
both officers and men The company
is putting forth every effort to perfect
themselves for inc contest AT parI,
and should meet WIKI thGt encourage.
ment from the business men which
they deserve. Success TO them.
For wound. whether ucised or confused
salvation ON is q. b.-t remedy; % cents.
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! receive daily all sorts OF fruit and
vegetables, and fresh eggs and fresh
country butter have full supplies
of chickens and turkeys and take Il
pride in trying to lead the market in
variety and in choice goods. Please
give me call.
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|IsIE SURGICAL OPERATION
FATAL MISTAKE.

ehrlary go $780, pup
! an account OF a fatal
koloprration which cau>.
sreat connection among
mem throughout the
a country Dr. Thayer'
,o,t eminent surgeon i'll
Sloud. pronouncing if
ololI-. IT appears that
Z. kim hadbrrn suffering
.,ny years from some dis.
4 a the stomach which
r..i.tcd the treatment of
n, physicians in attrnd-
Tr disease commence
Ma Slight arrangement
DIGESTION. with a poor
Me. followed by Il pccu
iudrsclibable distress in
stomarh, a feeling that has
A dr,cribcd as a faint "all
n sensational sticky slime
llectiug about the teeth,
nabOe a di-agrecable taste.
his sensation was NOT rrmov-
lby food. but ON the contra
!, II wa, increased. After a
lille the hands and feet he.
necold and Sticky-a cold
rspiratioL There was a
,stant tired and lauguil
lin Then followed a
AdtuI nervousness. with
omy lorcboding-. Finally
patirut was unable TO ne
, amy food whatever. and
he WAS con~tautpain in tine
|Dncll All prescribed
|edir~ failing to give re-
la consultation was held
Pn il was decided that the
fn had a cancer i'm the
hch. and in order to save
patient life an operation.
iuStiGable. According
on the 22d of February
3, thc operation was per
ned by DR. Nnllc. I'M fine
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-20
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The case of Hewitt X Blydenburg
V, the Missouri Pacific railroad to re-
cover damages for the destruction Of
"a fence by fire cau,cd by burning
grass set on fire by spark, from u 10
comotivc of the road, was tried aud
resulted in n judgment tor the plain o
TN, for Sli2,
The will OF Harriet Donahuc, widow
of Jane, Donahuc, one of the negro
character, OF Waco some years ago.
was admitted 10 probate. The prop
orty rs of horses, cattle and a little
homestead.
Final account OF the estate of II. II.
kerbOne was filed.
DISTRICT COURT.
The case OF l. NJ. PITTS, charge
embclzlement of sum less than So,
tried; verdict guilty and $50 fine and
thirty days in jai,
The case OF the state VS. j. i. Car
rctt, indicted for mHnslaughtcr was
brought to trial. This is the killing
which occurred at McGrcgor some
time ago In which on Gus Robinson
was killed,
justice SLEfpEK
State VS. Jno q. Adams, chnrge
toung a pistol, ncquit'.d-
JUSTICE MAKEIG
state vs. Geo Campbell, charge
CARVING pistol, 80 aad cost,